Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-03-23
LOCALS.

itan hotel for sale, i'll the Pioneer
Press.
There will be an unusual amount of
immigration to this county during
the coming season.
E. p. Watson is thinking quite
seriously of engaging IN the harness
business in Morris.
When inclined to give hasty
answer remember that "grievous
words stir up anger"
L. H. Wellington, having disposed
of his f. ( offers the personal prop
erty = the place for sale.
There was very pleasant party at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. E..
Darling last Friday evening.
0. a. Bake made us pleasant
call last Friday and added his name
to the list of TRIBUNE readers.
LOST: Newfoundland pup, year
old, black with white fore feet. Liberal
reward for his return to l.. H. STAN
ton.
L. H. Wellington has exchanged
his fine farm property in the town of
Scott for property ut Lake Mime"
tonka.
The young people enjoyed candy
pull at the residence of Rev. and Mrs.
J. 8. Fairbank on Monday evening
of this week.
Rev. J. B. Drew. Sank Centre, will
deliver one or two illustrated lectures
in Morris in the near future. Further
particulars next week.
Now is an excellent time for feed
ing roots to stock. Root diet is an
excellent preparative for the grass
food that is soon to follow.
1t takes a bright fellow to keep
posted regarding all business changes
in Morris this season. Some new
move is made nearly every day.
AIyron A. Reynolds writes from
Chittenango, New York for copies Of
the TRIBUNE and says he intends
moving to this county in a short
time,
With this issue of the TRIBUNE we
publish the laws passed by the recent
legislature. Peruse them carefully
and paste them in your hat for future
reference.
A report of the Stevens County
Bank appears in another column.
That institution is one of the most re-
liable in the country and is as pros
porous as ever.
A bouncing, nine pound boy arrived
at the home of James McGhee on the
18th. Mother and child are doing
well. Mr.. McGee will return from
Eagle Bend soon.
Jacob frost in town 125 has a bran
new boy, also new windmill. He
will also build a new house this
season and is. planning to have all
sorts of newthings.
Mrs. Whitehy is ready for business
IA her new millinery store. She will
soon tiave a finished trimmer here
from the East whose work it is ex-
pected, will be in great demand.
L. L. HegIand has associated him
self with H. G. Estby in business at
Cyrus. The name of the firm is H.
C. Estby g. Co. and they handle
lumber, all kinds of hardware and
expect also to deal In farm machinery.
About thirty of the neigbors and
friends of MIR. and Mrs. n. r. Spur
inyaded the home of that worthy
couple on Thursday evening OF last
week. 1t was "a SURPRISE and the
evening was spent very pleasantly.
III. Moore has a new advertise
ment in this issue of the TRIBUNE for
his "Cheap Cash Store" Mr.. Moore
now has fine stock of boots and
shoes and hats and caps in addition
to his usual stock of groceries and
crockery.
No farmer should wait till the day
he wants to use his machinery before
over hauling it, tightening the bolts
examining the bearings, using paint
ETC., etc. Labor will be worth much
more per day few weeks hence than
it is now.
Rev. G.. Holman, we understand, il
not the only resident of this county
who will bring money from st. Pau
so be invested here. Others have
valuable tracts of land there which
they are about to sell for the purpos'
of getting the money to use here.
The Interstate commerce law goe
into effect in short time. Will some
body please explain what effect j
will have upon the business Interest,"
of Morris? Be careful now that you
don't express an opinion before you
know what you are talking about
A Vermont farmer plants sun
flower seed instead of pole to eacl
hill of Deans. The sturdy stall
answers for pole, and the seeds sup
ply an excellent feed for poultry
This has been tried with good success
more or less through the country 70
years.
There was meeting of Phoeni
Fire Gomnauy at the engine hOuse q
Monday evening of this week. TIL
following officers were elected: Gus
Stenger, Chief; 7. Callahan and J
M. Thompson, 1st. and End assistants
o. c. Hanson, Secretary and Samus
Larson, Treasurer. - saHsst